We’re adding support for badge data within Tango Occupancy Analytics, enabling customers to leverage existing access control systems to measure space utilisation.

Badge data provides a fast and reliable way to understand occupancy patterns without requiring sensors or network integrations. The platform now automatically ingests, processes, and visualises badge entries to show daily utilisation trends across buildings.

We'd love to hear from you on our feature updates, please reach out to us via support@locatee.com with your feedback!

We’re excited to share that Locatee is now part of Tango! As part of this transition, you’ll notice a fresh new look and feel throughout the platform — all part of our new identity as Tango Occupancy.

What’s changed:

• ✅ A new name and visual design aligned with Tango’s brand
• ✅ Continued support for the tools and insights you rely on
• ✅ A stronger foundation for future innovation in workplace analytics

What hasn’t changed:

• 🔒 Your data and user settings remain exactly the same
• 💡 The same powerful insights to help you optimize your workplace
• 🤝 Our ongoing commitment to your success

Thank you for being a valued user — we’re thrilled to bring you even more with Tango.

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You can now filter Space Sets by floor, giving you a more focused view of neighborhood utilization and activity. Selecting a floor updates the Spaces list, KPIs, and visualizations — including floor maps, timelines, and weekly patterns — to show only the data for that specific floor. When no floor is selected, you’ll see all floors, just like before.

The data validation tool is now available for buildings running in the Advanced Portfolio Insights plan, replacing the manual pen-and-paper process.

Simply fill in the form with the requested information and see the computed results directly in the Locatee Admin page. 

When conducting a counting session, make sure you adhere to the recommendations specified here.

We are excited to introduce new seat-based utilisation metrics at the floor level within Locatee. This innovative data dimension provides deeper and more realistic insights into the utilisation of large spaces, such as meeting rooms and collaboration areas, without the need for sensors.

Our long-term strategy is to transition from space-based to seat-based utilisation metrics across the entire product.

Seat metrics display utilisation based on the number of devices detected in a given zone, instead of counting occupied space polygons. This approach offers much more accurate insights into utilisation density.

In Spaces mode, you can open the floor map to view seat utilisation either for the entire floor or within specific zones. Use the Space Type Filter to switch between desks or all seats.

We are excited to introduce a new feature that helps you compare your planned and actual desk sharing ratios, providing insights into the efficiency of your flexible desk policy. In the Building Overview, when in Spaces mode and the space type filter is set to Desks, you can now see sharing ratio metrics: Planned People/Desk, and Actual People/Desk. The sharing ratio metrics include a tooltip explaining the ratio between seating capacity and target (for planned) or peak (for actual) desk utilization.

By understanding these metrics, you can make informed decisions to optimize space usage and improve workplace productivity. We hope you find this feature valuable and look forward to your feedback!

The exclusions can be configured via Admin > Building setup:

With Smart Signage mobile*, your teams can effortlessly check the availability of space on their way to the office or from anywhere. 

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*Smart Signage is also available for tablets and screens, making it the ideal kiosk and reception areas’ solution.

Discover a streamlined way to access all your Locatee reports effortlessly and stay on top of your data like never before!

Now you can effortlessly access your latest and previous reports on the dedicated Reports page, conveniently located in the main menu. Plus, discover our report marketplace on this page, where you can visualize and request additional reports to further enhance your insights.

Protect access to sensitive building information by restricting user access to specific regions or sites. Access restrictions can be configured in the Users admin page:

The page also features a new tab called Roles, which shows a grouping of available roles and how many users are assigned to each: